Sentence examples for bit of a ghost from inspiring English sources

By late January, the old location was a bit of a ghost town.

When it came to the show part of the business, Mr. Ledger the person was always a bit of a ghost even when he was alive.

"He's a bit of a ghost, he drifts in and out of spaces but he's always looking to be positive," said Tueart, who recaps his career in a new book, "My Football Journey".

Every person who lives outside his context is always a bit of a ghost, because I am here, but at the same time I remember a person who walked those streets, who is there, and that same person is me.

A bit of a love story, a bit of a ghost story, and a bit of a puzzler, it's an atmospheric and elegiac piece, structured more like a fugue than a drama.

Anderson quotes Reinaldo Arenas, the displaced Cuban writer best know for his memoir, "Before Night Falls," in a 1983 interview with Ann Tashi Slater: "Everyone who lives outside his context is always a bit of a ghost, because I am here, but at the same time I remember a person who walked those streets, who is there, and that same person is me.

It's also, like so many old pubs, a bit of a magnet for ghosts, with the glassed-over well that serves as a bar table now the regular haunting ground for Florrie, a rather picky spirit who flings pepper pots (but only at bearded patrons, for some reason).

Recently there's been a bit of hubub about "Ghost," a proposal by Ian Levy and Crispin Robinson of GCHQ to solve the end-to-end encrypted messaging "Going Dark" problem.

It's true that, in the middle of the day, Crystal City can feel a little bit like a ghost town.

La Muela feels a bit like a ghost town these days.

"The city is a bit of ghost town," she said as she watched a SWAT team run past the window.